Due to its high impact resistance and safety, laminated glass is suitable for storing valuable items or fragile glass in buildings such as doors, windows, ceilings, shower rooms, floors and partitions, skylights in industrial plants, shop windows, kindergartens, schools, gyms, private residences, villas, orphanages, banks, jewelry stores, post offices, etc. Laminated glass is also often used in schools, airports, hotels, ministerial office buildings and other public facilities, places prone to accidents (french window, glass doors, etc.) and roof skylights.
Bent laminated glass can be used for lifting sightseeing elevators and revolving doors in shopping malls and hotels. Bulletproof glass and anti-theft glass can be used in the business halls of financial enterprises such as banks, securities companies, insurance companies, as well as counters, doors and windows in gold and silver jewelry stores, museums, commercial residential buildings, prisons and other places. PVB films produced using special formulas have also been widely used in aerospace, military, and high-tech industries, such as in aircraft, spacecraft, military instruments, solar cells, and solar receivers, and in industrial applications such as composite shock-absorbing steel plates.